Peter Black's Freedom to Differ

The noughties: "Decade in Review"

Newsweek 20/10 marks the first 10 years of the new century:

Inside Insiders

Every Sunday I've been posting a short weekly comment on Australian politics, following the ABC's Sunday morning political chat show, Insiders.  Here is this week's podcast:

E-courts only work with e-judges and e-lawyers

After reading this article, "Court tweets sustained but paper lurks", on technology in an Australian courtroom, I recorded this podcast where I share some thoughts on why e-courts have been slow to take off in Australia:

Inside Insiders

Every Sunday I've been posting a short weekly comment on Australian politics, following the ABC's Sunday morning political chat show, Insiders.  Here is this week's podcast:

Losing net neutrality

Gizmodo shows us a worst case scenario of what could happen if we don't maintain net neutrality:

 
 

Inside Insiders

Every Sunday I've been posting a short weekly comment on Australian politics, following the ABC's Sunday morning political chat show, Insiders.  Here is this week's podcast:

Inside Insiders

Every Sunday I've been posting a short weekly comment on Australian politics, following the ABC's Sunday morning political chat show, Insiders.  Here is this week's podcast:

Close readers, or listeners, will notice that I had been using a service called Audioboo to record and post these podcasts, however, I am now using ipadio.  I explain why in this podcast:

Audioboo: Inside Insiders

Every Sunday I use Audioboo to post a short weekly comment on Australian politics, following the ABC's Sunday morning political chat show, Insiders.  Here is this week's Audioboo:

Audioboo: Inside Insiders

Every Sunday I use Audioboo to post a short weekly comment on Australian politics, following the ABC's Sunday morning political chat show, Insiders.  Here is this week's Audioboo:

Thinking out loud

Back in April I blogged about how I wasn't sure what I was going to do with this humble little blog (see here), and not much has changed since.  Here I muse out loud about the future of Freedom to Differ:

I would, however, be interested in your thoughts and suggestions.  Leave a comment below and/or tweet me @PeterBlackQUT.

(Sorry for yet another self indulgent blog post.  I'm sure you are getting sick of them by now.)